The threefold numerical-effectivity conjecture for nef divisors

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Let XX be a normal projective threefold with terminal singularities such that KX∼0K_X\sim0. Let LL be a nef Cartier divisor on XX such that either ν(X,L)=1\nu(X,L)=1, or ν(X,L)=2\nu(X,L)=2 and L⋅c2(X)=0L\cdot c_2(X)=0.

Threefold numerical-effectivity conjecture. Then LL is numerically equivalent to an effective divisor.

The paper identifies this as a further reduction of the Semiampleness Conjecture on threefolds. It remains open in the stated generality.

References

Primary source

Vladimir Lazić and Thomas Peternell, “On Generalised Abundance, I”, arXiv:1808.00438 (2018).

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